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oh man, I used to enjoy this thread because of its purity and wholesomeness, now your tossing bombs at other farmers. My world will never be the same.

By the time us Snow and Mud experts get done with you, it will be a 2200 square foot, 4 bedroom, 3 bath "country home"

often times there are a bunch of them at Ritchie Bros, but I think they catch a pretty good buck, although I have no idea where the market price is on carts.

geotextile is designed to allow the water to seep through. But yes, if your using it in an application with no traffic I doubt you need it. I do wonder about putting your footings on top of the gravel, I hope your doing some sort of compaction?

I think its the Busch boys who are the cancer. Are you thinking or Sherry Pollex, Martin Truex's significant other? She has had a very public battle with cancer in the past.

Those are joke rates. As Swat said I wouldnt start my truck for that. No wonder you see so many crappy dump trucks around Alberta. Around here the union rate for a Tandem dump is $145 plus a fuel clause. The fly by night guys who will work for less usually get run out of town fairly quickly, by...

Hard to believe somebody stayed with him for 6 years.

That is a beast no doubt. $2500 us, I might have to hide that receipt from the wife. 12 change overs at the tire shop cost about $450.00. So really it is only about 5 visits to shop .....................

good video, nice looking impact, interesting to see the 1" at the end.

oh there is a story there as well :-) we have the compact vacuum you put the battery inside. Wife decieded it was time for spring cleaning the vehicles. I had just gotten the XC12 battery. She came in complaining the vacuum quit working. I took a look, she had to pry the XC12 into the slot and...

You are correct, but a guy has to be careful. I have 16 milwaukee batteries, (not including M12's, thats another story) and there is no doubt the horsepower increases with the batteries. But I learned the hard way you have to be careful. With my 3/8 impact I wont use anything bigger than an XC5...

good information, I really like the concept, real world test is another thing

Makita 9005B grinders were always the go to grinder for me. There was a time when Makita was a god in the cordless tool market, back when I couldnt afford them.

https://www.homedepot.ca/product/dewalt-20v-max-550-psi-cordless-power-cleaner-kit-with-4-nozzles-5ah-battery-and-charger/1001592775 this is the one I was looking at in Home Depot. I thought it was a good price including battery and charger, but it doesnt look like a regular dewalt battery? A...

It funny you posted that, I was looking at one last weekend, made the comment to my wife I wish Milwaukee made one, I would love to have one for the convenience, but I dont want to invest in another line of batteries. Makita brought out a tool a few years ago that I almost went for, but green...

https://www.milwaukeetool.com/ Dont go down this wormhole unless you have a bunch of time to waste today.

your getting me in trouble, I went on the milwaukee website to get a link, clicked on the whats new and saw this. https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Pipeline/2843-20 I have 2000 feet of fencing to do this fall.

Your are correct, I would never buy a 1 inch for home use, except I have a real problem with tools, some guys like booze, some like drugs, I have a tool problem. My wife just groans when the UPS driver shows up unannounced. My latest un-need purchase...

In a tire shop application I would use air as well. The investment in equipment is already spent, and as has been already pointed out, the cordless would grow legs quite often. I deal with a local mobile tire repair guy, he uses both, says both have they good points and bad. He is independent...

I consider myself pretty average, and I have 2 of them. Both air, both collecting allot of dust the past few years. May be a good deal at a garage sale one day.